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Mar. 17, 2012
Lawrence Rudd
Working in an emergency room, where sick patients are often rushed to the hospital in desperate need of medical attention, is in some ways like being a mediator, says Lawrence Rudd, who started off his career as a doctor.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Working in an emergency room, where sick patients are often rushed to the hospital in desperate need of medical attention, is in some ways like being a mediator, says Lawrence Rudd, who started off his career as a doctor.
Until Rudd turned 36, he worked full-time as an on-call surgeon in the emergency rooms of Westlake Hospital and UCLA Medical Center. He took care of people - motorcyclists, mounta...
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